The Browns lost 27-6, but Weeden, who looked so good in the team's first two preseason games, said Monday that there's no "reason to push the panic button like a lot of people want to."

Weeden failed to lead the Browns to points on any of their first seven possessions, and Cleveland coach Rob Chudzinski left his offensive starters in for an extra series in the third quarter to get a field goal.

Weeden credited the Colts' defense and said the Browns' mistakes are "fixable." He also said the humbling loss could be "a little slap in the face to say 'listen, you've got to continue to grind.'"